Comments on: The wonders of Hard-boiled EGG! http://blessedmummy.wordpress.com/2008/07/24/the-wonders-of-hard-boiled-egg/ A Blessed Mummy with a Vegetarian Doggy & Ox by the names of Ross & Ryan... R1 & R2 Wed, 07 Oct 2009 08:45:02 +0000 http://wordpress.com/ hourly 1 By: wendy http://blessedmummy.wordpress.com/2008/07/24/the-wonders-of-hard-boiled-egg/#comment-632 wendy Wed, 10 Jun 2009 03:25:19 +0000 http://blessedmummy.wordpress.com/?p=137#comment-632 Ammendment: feathers sticking out from his chest not her chest. apology :-) Ammendment: feathers sticking out from his chest not her chest. apology :-)

]]> By: wendy http://blessedmummy.wordpress.com/2008/07/24/the-wonders-of-hard-boiled-egg/#comment-631 wendy Wed, 10 Jun 2009 03:21:31 +0000 http://blessedmummy.wordpress.com/?p=137#comment-631 It is hear-say and old wives' tale. I was tolds by this old lady that her husband died from "Mao Dan" with feathers sticking out from her chest during the Japanese Occupation when medical aids were not available. It was believed that those were chicken feathers and one should abstain from taking chicken or rice. If one were to bathe in a solution of chicken blood with a face towel, one will be able to wash out fathers from the body. Ensure that this procedure is conducted in an enclosed space to prevent external wind from harming the body. Take cooling herbal concortion at the same time and that was how one cured themselves of "Mao Dan". Rolling a hard boiled egg is only done as a pre-diagnostic test to confirm if one is down with "Mao Dan". It is belived that one will be able to find foreign bodies of feathers or hair in the egg. Once confirmed, seek Chinese Medical Practitioner who knows how to cure "Mao Dan". No point going to the hospital. Years back, my sister's colleague was warded at SGH for persistent fever of 40C. with no sign of it improving and no reason found. She took a packet of "Mao Dan" powder which I kept in reserve for the family and gave it to him. He was discharged the very next day. I obtained the "Mao Dan" powder from the Chinese Medical Hall in Dover Road Market. They pride themselves as the specialist in Mao Dan with the age old formula passed down from their ancestor. S$2.00 a packet. The course is 3 packets at 3 hourly interval. They are very discreet when dispensing and ask a lot of questions before selling. Only for genuine cases of persistent fever when hospitalisation cannot manage. They want to see the patient face to face before selling. It is June 2009. This shop is affected by enblock, May not be around by 2010. It is hear-say and old wives’ tale. I was tolds by this old lady that her husband died from “Mao Dan” with feathers sticking out from her chest during the Japanese Occupation when medical aids were not available. It was believed that those were chicken feathers and one should abstain from taking chicken or rice. If one were to bathe in a solution of chicken blood with a face towel, one will be able to wash out fathers from the body. Ensure that this procedure is conducted in an enclosed space to prevent external wind from harming the body. Take cooling herbal concortion at the same time and that was how one cured themselves of “Mao Dan”.

Rolling a hard boiled egg is only done as a pre-diagnostic test to confirm if one is down with “Mao Dan”. It is belived that one will be able to find foreign bodies of feathers or hair in the egg. Once confirmed, seek Chinese Medical Practitioner who knows how to cure “Mao Dan”. No point going to the hospital.

Years back, my sister’s colleague was warded at SGH for persistent fever of 40C. with no sign of it improving and no reason found. She took a packet of “Mao Dan” powder which I kept in reserve for the family and gave it to him. He was discharged the very next day.

I obtained the “Mao Dan” powder from the Chinese Medical Hall in Dover Road Market. They pride themselves as the specialist in Mao Dan with the age old formula passed down from their ancestor. S$2.00 a packet. The course is 3 packets at 3 hourly interval. They are very discreet when dispensing and ask a lot of questions before selling. Only for genuine cases of persistent fever when hospitalisation cannot manage. They want to see the patient face to face before selling.

It is June 2009. This shop is affected by enblock, May not be around by 2010.

]]> By: Passerby http://blessedmummy.wordpress.com/2008/07/24/the-wonders-of-hard-boiled-egg/#comment-498 Passerby Sat, 01 Nov 2008 10:55:44 +0000 http://blessedmummy.wordpress.com/?p=137#comment-498 Just passing by. Was checking up on the coin in egg method. It works really. it also tells you what the person is affected by. I know different color means different things.. BM: wah... that's cool... hehehe... thanks! Just passing by. Was checking up on the coin in egg method. It works really. it also tells you what the person is affected by. I know different color means different things..

BM:
wah… that’s cool… hehehe… thanks!

]]> By: Jovin http://blessedmummy.wordpress.com/2008/07/24/the-wonders-of-hard-boiled-egg/#comment-328 Jovin Thu, 24 Jul 2008 04:34:02 +0000 http://blessedmummy.wordpress.com/?p=137#comment-328 It works! Amazing but true, my grandma tried it on Elaine when she yet to recover fully from HFMD, she was cranky and nothing seems to please her. Glad to hear that Ross is getting better :) <strong>BM:</strong> Ya... my colleague is laughing about the old wives' tale... but no harm trying lah... =P his appetite is better too... LMCB It works! Amazing but true, my grandma tried it on Elaine when she yet to recover fully from HFMD, she was cranky and nothing seems to please her. Glad to hear that Ross is getting better :)

BM:
Ya… my colleague is laughing about the old wives’ tale… but no harm trying lah… =P his appetite is better too… LMCB

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